Workspace Configuration HTTP Server: Apache, IIS or others?

When I configure workspace under Hyperion Foundation, it asks me to configure the HTTP Server and gives me a choice of using Apache or IIS. My question is, are these the only two choices of HTTP Server for workspace? What if I had say Oracle HTTP Server installed, would workspace give me the option of using that?
Also, it is my understanding that FDM requires IIS to run. Now while I do have IIS installed, the workspace screen lets me select Apache as the HTTP Server. So does FDM work fine with Apache ?

The default http servers are iis and apache up to version 11.1.1.3, in 11.1.2 apache is dropped and replaced by OHS.
It think it is possible to use OHS if you are also using Oracle application server in 11.1.1.3 (not something I would recommend as OAS is dropped after that)
The http server just really acts as a redirect to other products from workspace, so you access workspace on one port and it will redirect to the other products on different ports.
So Apache really does not have anything to do with with FDM and FDM will still run on IIS.
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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